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Food Cravings

"Food Cravings" refer to intense desires for specific types of food, often not related to hunger. These cravings can be influenced by hormonal changes, emotions, nutritional deficiencies, or pregnancy. Understanding and managing food cravings can aid in maintaining a balanced diet and overall well-being. Listening to one's body and making healthy choices when experiencing cravings is key to a balanced and nutritious diet, promoting good health and satisfying dietary preferences.

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I want to know about pregnant women's food cravings. Please help.

Query: Hello doctor, What does it mean when you crave Chick-fil-A while pregnant? But I was hoping to focus on maybe why some women crave fast food, in general. Why do some pregnant women crave fried food while pregnant? Why do some pregnant women crave greasy and salty foods? What about sweets like mi...  Read Full »

Dr. Murad Haider

Dr. Murad Haider

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. All cravings are due to the hormones active in the body of women during pregnancy. Hormones elevate the levels of senses, thus increasing cravings for certain foods. There is no harm if you have Chic-fil-A sometimes during pregnancy. The best fast foods during pregnancy...  Read Full »

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